Titlebook: Stable Isotope Geochemistry; Jochen Hoefs Book 19731st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1973 Isotopengeochemie.chemistry.geochemi

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se apes, it is becoming increasingly clear, was a medium-bodied genus previously misattributed to the genus .. This unidentified ape is known only from dental remains, and is morphologically distinct from any Pleistocene ape or hominin in this region. For two decades, I have supported and promoted t

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Jochen Hoefsian faunas. Only on rare occasions have a few taxa of Ethiopian origin penetrated into the Northern Continents and vice versa. The finding of African species in Eurasia and of Eurasian species in Africa, although rare, is always very significant and provides important climatic, ecologic and geograph

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Jochen Hoefsrsals from Africa into Eurasia. Owing to its geographic position, the Indian subcontinent has a pivotal role to play in addressing such issues. This ecologically diverse landmass critically lies between the three sources of the oldest . fossils in the Old World and a southern route of expansion from

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rpreted as indicative of an Africa savanna habitat in the Early Pleistocene of the Levant and as support for the hypothesis that the spread of grasslands into higher latitudes promoted the dispersal of hominins into Eurasia. To infer the paleoenvironment of the Levant during the Early Pleistocene, a

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Jochen Hoefs in the Early Pleistocene (1.6–1.0 Ma). During the Middle to Late Pleistocene (1.0–0.125 Ma) there existed another hominin in Java as indicated by the presence of .. Recently, hominin fossils have also been discovered in eastern Indonesia, at Liang Bua, Flores island and are attributed to . (. – pyg

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Jochen Hoefsspersal phenomena. Although a large number of African origin large mammals are recorded in the Levant, only a few of these species penetrated into the Eurasian middle latitudes during the Plio-Pleistocene transition and Early Pleistocene times; these taxa are ., ., and .. The dispersal of this fauna